Dave Schulz
@easy-dave.bsky.social
(he/him/his) Lifelong Michigander. Solar power enthusiast. Servant to our horses and dog. Living the dream where the pavement ends!
You've lost your mojo. Time to do the right thing and resign as Minority Leader.
November 11, 2025 at 1:24 AM
You've lost your mojo. Time to do the right thing and resign as Minority Leader.
We need to know: do you support replacing Sen. Schumer as Minority Leader? This question has become very important to those of us who have supported you in the past.
November 11, 2025 at 1:20 AM
We need to know: do you support replacing Sen. Schumer as Minority Leader? This question has become very important to those of us who have supported you in the past.
I believe these are either:
1. "gas holes" formed by gas from decaying vegetation bringing warmer water up to the surface.
2. "spring holes" above springs in the lake bottom.
3. "pressure holes" where the weight of snow on the lake ice forced water to rise though a crack, enlarging it into holes.
1. "gas holes" formed by gas from decaying vegetation bringing warmer water up to the surface.
2. "spring holes" above springs in the lake bottom.
3. "pressure holes" where the weight of snow on the lake ice forced water to rise though a crack, enlarging it into holes.
February 2, 2025 at 6:37 PM
I believe these are either:
1. "gas holes" formed by gas from decaying vegetation bringing warmer water up to the surface.
2. "spring holes" above springs in the lake bottom.
3. "pressure holes" where the weight of snow on the lake ice forced water to rise though a crack, enlarging it into holes.
1. "gas holes" formed by gas from decaying vegetation bringing warmer water up to the surface.
2. "spring holes" above springs in the lake bottom.
3. "pressure holes" where the weight of snow on the lake ice forced water to rise though a crack, enlarging it into holes.
Great to see you on Bluesky. BTW, I love the alt text for your photo!
January 28, 2025 at 11:53 PM
Great to see you on Bluesky. BTW, I love the alt text for your photo!
I've looked for the polyps on the bottom of our lake (which frequently has jellyfish in the fall) at water depths of 2-5 feet but have been unsuccessful at locating any. Do you know what depth the polyps live in?
November 22, 2024 at 6:06 PM
I've looked for the polyps on the bottom of our lake (which frequently has jellyfish in the fall) at water depths of 2-5 feet but have been unsuccessful at locating any. Do you know what depth the polyps live in?